New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-29
EVERY DAY FREsH-ALR SCENES.
Many PARTIES OFF FOR THE COUNTRY.
fHE WORK ACTIVELY CARRIED ON THROUGH THE
srArE-TnE ENTERTAINERS.


srday All through the day the outgoing trains carried
.vay detachment after detachment OF boys and gr''
and the Stonngton boat called into rcisuon TOT
the transportation of one party AT noon 'nir'yo"'
children started for Crugcrs and Montrose N ne"c
were sent by the Brick Church Chapel ana the
for their entertainment made by the Brick Presoy
terrain Church Later In the day twenty chiidren ana
two attendants began the journey by boat to stonngt H.
Conn These children are taken from one OF tne Day
Nurseries Of the city, and will remain In their country
homes for couple OF weeks The church at stonnston
of which Rev. Charles J. Hill Is pastor has raised $so
for the Fresh-Air Fund and this sum VIII De speoia1
devoted to the entertainment of these children.
II was pleasant witness the punctuaity WIN
which nftyeight children presented themselves at tue
Erie Railroad station long before the appointed hour
Every one this party had been to the country peioe
and for the second tne and after long years interval
they were invited to the country and were soon 70 meet
Old friends instrument has yet been devised ior l
of the emotions but 1t Is safe to say ae
the aggregate hopefuness and expectancy OF this crown
Was far beyond computation 1t beaned In their ace''
and shone their eyesand was reflected IN every move
ment of the party These children go 10 various
points near Corning, N Y. General Mc4ee' WIN
beralty Of spirit which has characterized his actions
regarding THE TRIBUNE Fresh AIR parties In the past
has again offered free transportation Tor all 'hcso
children from Corning and Elmira
Before the hour OF 8 last night the Grand Central
Station became Of the usual incidents attend
I'm "A
ana the procession numbering 1913 children presented
bright and interesting array young humanity poor
hoesck child here and there through the large crowd
rent air 18th lamentations and weeping out this as
order was not contagious and the merriment OF the
majority kept steadily up to the boiling point Quite
number of these children return to the homes in the
northern part Of the State which they visited last sum-
mer Others were to the delights Of the country,
and listened in open-nouthed wonder to the tales OF
their experienced comrades Several members OF tn,s
Aid Society Of Brooklyn. through the Rev A. D. Smith
Fourteen girls and boys CAME from the Cnapei OF
hood of FitytSird. st. and Ninth-ave. This party.
together with six Others will be entertained at Ogaes
br In connection with the Ogdensburg party It Is In
terestug to note that some families who were not able
to receive the children into their homes a.
prov their entertainment and oOaru elsewhere,
and seven children sent TO board among the farm
ers of Hghtsown N j. in accordance with this arrange
aen Canton will receive almost half of the party and
will entertain egh:y-twO children seventynve girls
ages along the Rome watertown and Ogdensburg Rail-
road and will visit at the same places where they were
1aams and Adams Centre Inc examining physicians
OF yesterdays parties were DIS Matthew Be TS !.
lowing are the entertainers:
cautnMrs cratzenSnrg Mrs Jngas Mrs Paul MTs
Harfigsn Mrs Richard Murray the Rev James o'p prs
SrseS M M,. s Aen Ms MIS- M r. Watt Mrs Henry
Wallace Mrs. Leslie Boyden, Mrs Chorus Boyden ana r
Hofisy-Mrs William renimorc Mrs Henry Fraughton,
M Ml MTs LaSSa McKee, Mrs Johnson Mrs samuel
Mrs. R a1per 4r' John aa ees Mrs Mary sca
ion. Mrs Ronbuos and Mrs ia Lawrense NJ. w
CN M Mr.. Fuzzy Flas MRS.
an ADAMS Centre $. war,ensr NJ Msby Mrs
Pierce nell M.' I DSapS Mri Lindsay Mrs. Rod
sodman w.nuo Hughes, Mrs George whann. Mrs
ei sdsms s Jesse Hazel Miss GIBBS. J. H. Wait C. p
owsns William pe'es e., H. L. STays' Mrs H. c.
AroS, MI sepeas and prs M, aS Mannse Han
MiDen Rchvile Mrs p GIm'h M "e smSre
No'ssi K.S nassSn MI ana Mrs
Ees 5 as'ss Mr. am md n Mrs ss$sr
LANES pssSa Ms nasOi Mrs.
Green Me- b. 6 %s:o'f Charles Mss
o a%s I'M E%% apsE Nelson p, MIRA
hnns 4o sss and &STsn Se1y MI
Tsnn and f s p'x
mpks wstdsd LYDIA stanton; Daaass NE nsu;
T TSsiss n sy1ssser plank Philips John
HSs I'd cR and Mrs Peter CLARK Elmer
AMIN Fairy Ms Chryste and Ms T. A. 0hperti Aha'
Three part es With total of 100 left the city
Wednesday to swell the already large number OF those
who have enjoyed benefits OF the fund this sum
mer The first departure was taat OF an interesting
group OF eight boys, bound Tor Riverside, Conn.
These lads are IRON ST. Augustnes MISSION, anu taxe
sent out rom the same institution bis arrangement
by which successive series OF eight BOYS are enter
tanned al Riverside during the summer Is due to tho
Kindness OF the Rev. b. NJ. Warrington, OF Green
wlcb Conn. by whom the board and entertainment
are secured Tor the boys.
AL o'clock in the evening cosy party CT twenty
one ourncyed across the ferry and too the tram fer
Freeville n Y. These children are al neighbors,
and are chosen from the dis'rct sur,G ; St
Mary made personal selection OF the children, wno
rep resented almost every grade OF poverty ana
ply seal inability In the main the children are con,
noctcd with the Sunday school. sewing society, ana
the various guilds connected with ST. Johns Chapel
The Grand Central 81 alton was the scene OF the
tb;ro denarture and numoer OF re atves and friends
gathered IN the large waitingrOoms 10 watch the
ul movements OF the eighty successful Candidates ior
the Frcsh-Air privileges. vi TINS party norwood,
n Y receives the greater portion, and sixty one
children will have an opportunity 10 compare Tue
healthvalue of the interior town with their sckenng
homes in the city. Voiious districts throughout the
city contributed representative delegations to this
party. One group OF seventeen boys and s,rls was
taken from the Thirteenth Ward a district tecming
with tenement dwellers and Offering an inviting held
Tor charitable work. These selections were made
under the direction of II. g. Loew, OF the Advent
Sundsy-schooi. Colgate Chapel, connection OF the
Tabernacle Baptist Church, contributed elgnteen
children from the East Side district selected by L. b.
Garz 1t was d. Bic ult to imagine that this party Was
Dorcas Society OF the chapel. by dint OF carefui
scrubbne and Kindred preparations had transformed
the Young ones almost beyond recognition OF their
trie1ds Through the charity OF the Dorcas ladies the
little girls had been provided with extra dresses ana
other articles OF apparel %ns ns s10 b sys and a ney
shoes The Charity Organization Society, through
Of its agents, Miss Schnapp drew on large por
ton of the crowded and miserable districts OF the
city, for score of children whose Liberation IRON
s,ualid surroundings came none too soon. number
o the boy and girls had been to the country in pre-
vious summers and were returning at the special
invitation OF kind people. On the outward Journey
the party was, met at Willianstown, n. Y, by the
Rev. Mr.. Van Vie, OF that place. who distributed
ten children to kind hosts ut Wiiliamstown and
aprortioned the remainder to hosts at West Camden
and Kasoogo The varlous.s biidren composing We'd
pesda,s Fresh-A Air departures were examined by Drs
George Williamson, Eleanor B. Kiihsm, A. g. Daniel
and II. g. Lyttle. Following is q iist Of the people
Who will receive and entertain the children tor two
weeks: no
Norfo'k-Mra J. T. OIin Mrs. c. Stowe Edson Dow +. O
psrmsser nj Brewse MISS Minnie Mccarthy, MIRA O.
Kapp MIRA Mulgan. Mrs klchardson Cornelius 3nn n,
oanei Rose George Matthew'S Gilbert ANTS Mrs NJ z
GrocS, Are w. Ellison. Mrs G. T. Beta Mrs Nelson III
ley. Ms H. Dow, Mira Henry Wells j. H. Baum; INT, MT.
Thomas ltrs T. Mccormick, Charles Scott Mrs. wilbur,
John Murphy A. Jones' Mira Levi Pierce Austin Plum,
jey, Mr. March. Mrs Harrison Dough- Henry Dow. l. r.
&acott, Geotye B4bcock. Mira j. Simon Cougher